A trove of evidence has emerged detailing the crimes committed against Ukraine’s protesters one year ago. Now the International Criminal Court must act.
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Riot police hold barricades on the Maidan on February 19, 2014. In all, over 100 Ukrainians were killed in violence related to the Maidan protests.
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July 3, 2014 |In the UK’s most central city, an advocacy group offers support to ensure that members of the Eastern European Roma community become active and equal citizens.
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Imagining a New Republic in Macedonia
July 2, 2014 |When the appeals of activists run into resistance, we need to rethink ways of shaping others' attitudes. A park in Skopje became a testing ground to market a new vision of the future.
Voices from the White Working Class Community in Amsterdam
July 2, 2014 |Research into white working class communities in Amsterdam reveals a range of local concerns—from health care, employment, and education to housing and political participation.
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A Photographer’s Journey Through a Changing Hong Kong
July 1, 2014 |Photographer Mark Leong, whose work appears as part of the Moving Walls 21 exhibit, aims to capture the various facets of contemporary Hong Kong in his series of lush images.
Case Watch: ECHR Says “Living Together” Justifies Ban on Full-Face Veils
July 1, 2014 |The court accepted that the ban was allowed to ensure the concept of “living together,” a concept criticized in a dissenting opinion as seeming “far-fetched and vague.”
Young People, Race and the Police: Finding the Remix
June 24, 2014 |Young people from 14 cities around the world are meeting to share ideas and experiences in the struggle to end discriminatory policing.
For Roma in France, Is Climate of Intolerance Fueling Violence?
June 18, 2014 |Anti-Roma talk starts at the top in France. Is it creating a climate of violence?
Grantee Spotlight
A Beacon in the Ghetto
June 17, 2014 |In a poverty-stricken district of Bucharest, the Alternative Education Center is helping give children the chance to create a future for themselves.
Understanding Europe’s White Working Class Communities
June 16, 2014 |Western Europe has undergone significant transformation over the past forty years. New research examines how these changes have impacted white working class communities.
Voices from the White Working Class Community in Manchester
June 16, 2014 |Marginalization—be it economic, political, social, or cultural—is not a phenomenon reserved for minority communities. Segments of the majority can be disenfranchised and excluded too.